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	<title>Obesity &#039;worsens ovarian cancer&#039;</title>
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    Women who are obese get more aggressive ovarian cancers and are more likely to die from the disease, US scientists have found.Experts already know obesity ups the risk of developing some cancers, but this study suggests fat tissue might also affect how a tumour progresses.
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